Hodgkin’s International Events and Presentations
From Cure to Prevention: Colorectal Cancer Risk and Screening After Hodgkin Lymphoma
postponed, more information to come • zoom presentation
An expert in pediatric cancer survivorship, Dr. Henderson’s research focuses on understanding childhood, adolescent and young adult (AYA) cancer outcomes, including characterizing the development of and screening for subsequent cancers in survivors. Her National Institutes of Health-funded research has impacted policy and practice to integrate cancer care with primary and sub-specialty care from diagnosis to long-term survivorship. Dr. Henderson completed her medical degree at the Pritzker School of Medicine at the University of Chicago and her Master of Public Health at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. She completed her hematology-oncology fellowship at the Boston Children’s Hospital/Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Combined Program, her health services research fellowship at Boston Children’s Hospital and her pediatrics residency at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. After finishing her master’s degree at Harvard, Dr. Henderson received the 2005 Conquer Cancer Foundation Merit Award for her research on sarcomas as a subsequent malignancy in survivors of pediatric cancer, conducted as part of the Childhood Cancer Survivor Study.Hodgkin’s International is partnering with the University of Cincinnati to host our next conference
Friday-Sunday, OCtoBER 16-18, 2026 • Cincinnati, OH
Our next Hodgkin’s International Conference is in the planning stages, and we are thrilled to share the dates so you can mark your calendars. Join us October 16-17, 2026, in Cincinnati, Ohio, for an inspiring event co-hosted with the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center. Stay tuned and get ready to be part of something special!
Other Survivorship Events
Calling All Artists! Check Out the Oncology On Canvas Program at Lilly
Lilly (Pharmaceutical), the National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship (NCCS), and the Cancer Support Community (CSC) have teamed up to create a venue for cancer survivors to use art to express their feelings about their cancer journey. It’s called Oncology on Canvas. Originally a competition, the ongoing program now encourages and welcomes submissions of all types, including poetry, watercolor, oil and acrylic painting, pastels, photography, and even music. Thousands of cancer patients, caregivers and healthcare professionals have submitted to the Oncology On Canvas gallery since its origin. Learn more
